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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08
81 OHM H.. NORTON
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO,
Southern Mineral and Improvement
@To CK9.
FINANCE.


Money hardening aud supply amply
Sufficient for the demand at 6 to per
Gent. The Clearing House report Is as fol-
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
1887. Summer Arrangement. 1882.

connecting at Cairo with the Illinois Gen.
trail and G., v. a O. Railroads, and nj M.
Louis with Rail and Water Lines for an
points North, West and East.
LSsying MEMPHIS evory SUNDAY and
FhlDAf at PM, and on TUESDAYSa Al
CO PM I'M from tho Elevator building.
June Sd, Nth aad h.
June 9th, 18th and 18th,
Str. CITY oy PROVIDENCE
June 7th, 18th and July st,
Str. ARKANSAS CITY
June 10th. 2lst and July d.
Str. CITY OF VICKSBURG-
June 18th. 2ith and July 5th,
For general Information, apply to
or NAM AID. STORM, Agent.
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New York and principal cities North and
East, q discount buying, q premium SELL
ing; New England sight, u discount buy
ingj New Orleans, Il discount buying, par
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The New Orleans future market opened
barely steady, and closed barelV s'eady and
1 10 points lower. Sales, 6 500 bales.
Quotations were as follows.
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Hotel Monte Sano.

THIS beautiful hotel, located on the south
l. ern extension OF the umberland
mountains Q7OO feet above the sea level.
will 20 opened 70 the public juno 1, 1897.
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BAGGING AND TIES.
HIDES ANn TAILOW.

BAGGING-6%S a7s1c.
TIES-el 06@l 10
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y = ''s IVsolYIU q ~ Of lUIUoo
The New Orleans spot market opened
9u,et and closed firm; middling, lOs<c
cAies' ~" bales. Quotations were as follows;
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RRslDERIEs.

~ y"
sUGAR-Pure white, 67S@6}Sc; CT white,
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New York spots opened easy. and closed
quiet; middling, II 7.l6c. Sales, 2O4 bales.
Quotations were as fnlloWs.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
MOVEMENTS AT THRLEvrR

Arkansas City........KArK ADAMS, SPIN,
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Grain nud Provisions.

CHICAGO ILL.,, Dec. lG.-Tho light receipts
Of hogs today caused pork and lard TO open
strong on change this morning. May lard
opened 100 higher being quoted at s. 10; in
the first furry IL ran mp 10 - 22IS. May
pork opened Ice higher, ut tl5 10, and i'm
mediatcly advanced 10 Sl5 ~. Country buy
ing orders for both lard and ribs were nunicr-
GUS. Corn opened tribe higher at bSlsc
for May, on light receipts, and May wheat
opened unchanged, at So &c. Provisions and
corn attracted nearly all the attention during
the early morning May pork, which
touched Sib 30 early, dropped back TO $40 GE
Colb 20, and later ruled firm around SO GOA
u 20, with largo quantities Of the stuff
changing hands. Nav lard advanced 20 81 80
The corn men started boom shortly after
10 o'clock. May corn, which had eased of
10 6)ssc during the opening sales, was rushed
up 20 5i3.c. Wheat followed the lend Of
corn, and May sold up 10 $3.50. There was
no further bulge In larl or pork during the
morning, but pork held strong around Slb 20,
or tiiilc above.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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CSC; yellow clarified, G@6,{c; open kettle,
5IM5Hc refined A, &c; standard granu-
lated, nc; plantation graduated, I14ci pow
dcred, TIC; cut loaf, 7I9cj very strong.
RlcE-Louisiana, 5H@6}4c; Carolina, 0l+
@6kc; firm.
CAYprrs-Sticks, all sizes, In boxes, pals
and barrels, 7n@9c; fancy assorted, S5CgiVc;
firm.
scars AND CAYpIrs-soar, 3@5lsc; can
dies full weight, S]<t10c.
CuREsE--New York factory, a.; full cream.
l3dl3&c; Young America. lie.
C0FFEE--Common, l0Hc; ordinary, 2OilG
20Nc; fair, 2li,@22hc; prime Rio 22Nc.
choice to fancy, 2jI@23Aci old government,
20a32ci firm.
sacks, fine, 81 35idf -; coarse, - l0al u;
pockets. bleached 81 -; mixed, barrels
$40 80; mixed, 2A@7c
CANNED GooDs-pinc apples, 81 2j6Ii 80,
Peaches 2 pounds, standard, ~ co. > pounds,
standard, y IS; seconds, a IS. Tomatoes,
2 pounds, standard, Slml 30; 3 pounds,
standard, 81 250l 20. Strawberries, ~ 90
Raspbcrric., 81 %. Blackberrea, ~ l56ol %
Green gnges. 81 756ll sj Pears ~ 75C12 %
Plums, 81 GjG1l n. Asparagus, ~ s5lai o.
Green corn, 81 sal A.. Green peas, 81 co
81 ~. Cove oysters, full weight, pound, 81,
2 pounds, 81 0jgl Is; light weight, pound
GOaG5c; pounds, Sl0ll 10 Condensed
milk, Crown, - 75Gej 81; Eagle, 81 -; Swiss,
s. ~. salmon 81 =. Snrdincs, 81 90; mus
tard sardinos, - -. Mackerel, 81 30, herrius
mackcicl, 81
MoLAssEs--IOuisiana fair, i0c choice new,
zoe; new prime, i5c; centrifugal, fancy, 400
4sc common TO fair, 21d2Sc; prime to choice,
iOdi1ci syrup, 20@ijc; steady.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. ae.d. a.d stocks.

Nav YonE. Dec iG-Moucy ON call easy
az ~ to y per cent; closed oficr-d NJ pee
cent. Prime mercantile paper. ~ sHs. Stcr-
ling exchange duh but firm aud unchanged.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were very dull aud steady.
The stock market wa again very dull, the
rccuriod transactions being smaller than
those Of yesterday, and fluctuations, except
in two or three stocks, NrW confined Ia less
than pr cent. There was some pressure
from the bears IN the morning hours. but
the demand, limited ~ v was WIS still suili-
Client o. prevent any impression being made
upon the list, aud later Ia the dag the bulls
obtained control IT the market and nd-
,anJed prices all along the line Most ~ the
list Wcr brought below the opening figures,
but in the last hour there was morr rial buy.
Ing than during the entire previous portion
of the day, which had the effect II again
| bringing prices Ia the best figures ~ the dny,
the close being duh but lm. Most stocks
| are higher
Railroad bonds were dull and steady with
narrow fluctuations, leaving the ilst hut lit.
/ Gle changed from last evenings iiyur'-, Tho
/ sales Wrrc Ssl.uu1. The total sales NJ stock
today Ncru li' IA shares Closing quota.
lions!
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Unnkrh0l,I AunpIies.

ArPfE--Kentucky stock, 81 60tIi pcrbrl;
New York, S2dl; dried apples, 5lEGGc
per pound from store. Dried peaches SO
Oilc from store.
fHru-Orangcs, 81 j0CIi per box, S@0
per brl. Lemons, ,)Gg3 30 per box. Bananas,
II 1902 % per bunch.
Recommendations s. 30 per brl,
81 % per bu Cabbagc-NOrthcrn sal 70 per
100. Raut--Barrcls, s. j0G9; half barrels,
Simi 90. earliest per 100.
PfogLgs- Barrels, ~ 1901 20, half barrels
$IGll 30.
EGGs-Weak at o3d2ic.
Nurs-Cocoanuts ~ 606I5 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia. &C.; Tennessee, farmers stock IA
&c; roasted, 2'4c higher; shcllod, To-. Pecans
Texas, GA re.
R,IsrSs-London layers; 50; layers, s. 20;
California, 81 -.
BuTER-Buttorine, ljc; creamery. 2sGg
32c; dairy, lSn22c, country butter, 10000.
CANE Quail, tlai - per dozen;
squirrels, ~ - per dozen. Venison =
Whole deer, l'a5c; saddles, sdl0c. Wild
ducks, 81 To ~ per dozen. Rabbits, 81
per dozen. Prairie chickens, s. per dozen.
Wild turkeys s. per dozen.
pouLTRY-Chickcns- Spring, SiM2 hens,
s. 2i@3 turkeys, SGdl2; dressed chickens,
81 75ca2 90; turkeys, l9Giic per n; ducks,
- j0ta3' geese, flCGS.
PorAToEs-INirn, selling at S0fs00c per bu,
s. 50a2 - per brl; Utah, sl6Il 10 per bui
sweet potatoes S2d2 - per brl.
CipER-Ncw York, ~ % per brl and " 30
per half brl.
vNroAn--Pcr gallon, io9ljc.
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Miscellaneous.

IipEs-Dry flint, No. |, i2iEc: No. 3, 0Lc;
ryAaltcd, 7Glag green salted, No. I, G'sG
No. 3 SIC; green, 4Gjc; shccpskins, loo
@Sl
WmsKY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland aud Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
and Lincoln counties, Tennessee Nhi-kics
according TO age aud make common whisky,
0OcCatl 10, according TO proof
B,GGtNG a .WIAc.
Tns--sl 9oal -.
Suor-Drop, IL %; buck, 81 On.
IEAp-Gc.
N,ms-Iron. g 1909 30 steel, s. 3Oa2 aS
PowDEn-KcgS, Is; half kegs s. 70; quar-
ter kegs, 81 30.
Ton,coo-Common, 95@3jci other grades,
S16tSjc.
sSurF-Garnets, $40 IS; Rllph's $40 %;
railroad, s. -, Gail a Ak, e..
Coat Oits--primo white, Wholesale lots, i0c
per gallon.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwa-hod, igd
isc. clear grease wool 2ig3ii bury washed,
aO0oSr tub washed, SJgSjc.
HLrWAN-3h.
TUIow-303itc
FiRs MD SgINs-Dccr, $40 2jc; hear, <i0i
:, mink l5Gvin'; coon, hunter handled, l5d
90; country handled, ib6tJpC; otter tltti
beaver 50ctaSi ~, Wild eat l5ta2ic; fox,
l5c6iSl; muskrat, l0itldg opo,sum, lVdlici
wolf, J0c9s2, skunk, ljtgGDc; panther 20
frsl
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General News.

BUSINESS good.
CLOUDY and cold.
FIVE boats leaving today.
Lively on the levee yesterday.
Tnr packets left with good trips.
The Charlie Clark returned to the Ohio
| river yesterday morning.
The Kate Adams left ut o'clock y. M for
Arkansas City with good trip.
The Arkansas City, Capt. Zcigler, will pass
here today on her way TO Nicksburg.
The Gayoso left ut noon and had n good
lot of freight for points ON the upper coasP
DURrSG the twcnty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here remained
stationary.
Tue Helena took on 2lj bales Of cotton,
and left at noon fof New Orleans. She has
engagements below sufficient 10 I'LL her out.
The Adams line steamer Benton Capt.
Lish Evans leaves here at 0 O'Clock this eve
ming for Helena, Terrcnc, Concordia and all
way landings.
THE War Eagle, Capt. Tom Davidson run
ming under the auspices Of the Anchor line,
il announced 10 leave hero this evening for
Cairo and 81. Louis.
The James Lee, from Friars Point, brought
300 bales Of cotton, ~ bags OF seed cotton and
1907 sacks Of cotton seed. She went back
with n good trir.
The Coahomn, from the upper coast,
brought l22 bales of cotton, IA bags Of seed
cotton and ESQ sacks Of cotton seed. She
returned TO Gold Dust with good rip.
Local INSPECTORS DARRAGH and Hills yes
torday inspected the steamer Rosa Lee, and
found her 10 come up 10 every requirement
of the law. Her papers were marked .. X.
TnE Eugene. in command Of the popular
Capt. FL Rowland, leaves at 8 o'clock this
| evening for Helena, Tcrrenc, Pine Bluff and
all way landings on the Arkansas river.
Will Rowland Is In charge Of the Office.
THg Granite State, Capt A. 7. Lindsay,
will leave here today for Cairo, Evansville,
Louisville, Cincinnati and all way points on
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. Don Mars,
one Of the most accommodating clerks OH
the river, has charge Of the Office.
Cart. G. u. RUSSELL, agent for the Mem
phis and Cincinnati packet company, ycstcr.
day received telegram from Suporintend-
cnt Robert w. Wise which read ~ follows
| THE Buckeye State left for McmphisWcdncs-
day, the DcS0to leaves Saturday. and the
Ohio will follow Wednesday. Hurry the
Granite State, and keep all the boats an
time" This means business, and you're
right, Capt. Bob, keep 'cm ON time.
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snrrr-Choicc, 3'lc medium, 3@3',c
common, Sl0ul So
Lawns Choice, d; common 20 good, per
head, Al 1908.
GR,9 CArrIr-Choicc, 3i,m3s.c; good,
2isd3c; fair Ia medium, 2to2'sc; scalla.
vags la &c; feeders, light, ia@2,ac, heavy,
2lsa2i.c.
iIoos- Choice, tC15ci good. ia.c, common,
li.mli.c
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GENERAL MARKET.


CorN MpL--standarl, 81 5oa2 55 pearl,
a. NJ roller g. 500 ~ steady.
lir,vs-Nayy. - SNd2 -.
oar Mru-ln hall brls, a. 5o from storr.
Fioun-frum -torr, common, a. aiaJ o..
family. tl1iet3 -. choice. ilN'ti "a, fancy.
~ i0di -. extra fancy, " $50 % patent,
~ SbOij; slnlug.
CEVEERs =s.ida. extra, g. soda. treble cV.
tu, ic' ginger snap, jhsd'sc; assorted
jumhlr-, Ia
CH,cgrn WuG,r-ln half brls, o. % from
store
lloNiyY Avn Grirs PROM siorc, 81 -.
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Mrs. Marie RATHER was burned 10 death
last night at Topeka, Kas. While at
tempting TO I'll an oil lamp her dress caught
fire and she fed through the streets in ter
ror until overcome by the heat. When as
sistance reached her. her clothing WAS
burned of and her body burned black.
She died In great agony
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spni..-Quict aud steady. Tres orlinairc
orlcan, tpot, dsAf. futures. for January de.
livery, Gihi
Note -fv- oriinairr orleans spot. G1i5f,
rcprc lcuts co. francs for 80 kilos % strict
middlinr cotton. llnyrc terms A kilo IL
nhout alh.. or o. 3,.tUO kilus equal 10 lbs
A frame II suual % 10
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ECZEMA
And Every Species OF Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured by
Cutlcura.

Tczcma and Salt Rhcum, with IL agonlzlng itch
ing and burning. instantly relieved bylaw hath
with CuticurA soar. and a single application OF
CutIcuEl, the great skin Curc. This, rcpsaic'l
daily, with two OF thrcc doses Of CurIcurA Rrsoi'
vrsr, the New Hlooi Purifier, n keep the blood
cool, the preparation pure and unlrfltailng the
bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, viii
speedily curc Eczcma, letter, RngworIn, rsoriasis
Lichsn. Pmdtus, scall Heed. Dandruh and cNcry
spccics NJ Itching. scaly aud rimply Humor Of Tho
scalp and skin. Nhcn the bcst physicians and oil
Known remedies TAIL.
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East Tenn. ist pfi, CO. lp,Tiban Palace Garlic
hasf Tenn % pid 2Et iegding, Go'4.
Erie, ~ Rock Island, 1llM
Eric pld, G8I1 n. louis & San r., 30.
Fort Way ne, I60iS ktL&S. y. pfd. 49,.
~ Worth & Denycr,H stL&sF Npfd, ~
Hooking Valley, 2a 81, Paul, 7lss.
Houston & Texas. 20. 81 Paul pfi' i'll.
Illinois Central IIG siP, MINI. K Man. ,lo6.
Indiana, H. & W, i2x ~ Paul & Omaha, 8stt.
Kansas e Texas Isl ~ T.. a Omaha pfd, 1861
Lake Erie " Western IA. Tenn. Coal A. Iron, ~.
IakcE 4 West pid, AZ, 1cxgs Pacific, %.
Lake Shore 0lTE Toledo & o. G. pid, 10.
Louisville Il Nash, co., Union Pacific, 55t4.
Louisv. & Y. Albany III United States Express, g.
Mernphls& Chsrlesl'r, 40 .Walnsh, stu q P.,lh,<.
Michigan Central, 81. W,stL &P. pid, w.
~, J., &s.w Sjh Wels & Fargo tx, 100.
NJ L. a =. W. pfd i0G. Western Union, 71sz
Min. 4 ~. Louis 50 kmcfican Cot Oil. 29It
Min. d II. Louis pid. IL colorado Coal, SSss.
LONDON, Dec. l0.-hloney, 2 per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open market for
short and three months bills is 2H@2s per
cent. COnsols closed nj l0l DIG for money,
aud l0l 1916 for the account. U. ). bonds,
4iss ilOls. Bar silver, ~ ll-lGd per ounce.
PANS, Dec. lG.--Thrcc per cent rcntes, slf
ioc, * interest, for the account.
BANK cLE,rINds.
NEw ontEiSs, Ia, PC. lG-Clcarings Of
the banks, Sl,027,5li
INV YoRR, Dec. lG.-Bank clearngs today
were Sll7, "a, 5s7; balance, SG,5l5,2os.
BALTIMORE, Md. Dee lG-lIank clearings
today were sl,sioSi3; balances, s257, 25j.
BosToN, Mass, Dec. lG-Bank clearings
today were $40, i5l, 00j; balances, 81, l29, l3l.
PuLtDrLPntA, Pa, Dec l6.-Bank clear
ings today were SO, So, jlii balances, S,iil,-
Sgg
Sr. LoUfs, No, Dec. lG.--The bank clear
ings today wcro S99sj,oj9 balances, sooI,-
9jB
ClucAGo, Ill, Dec. 16-Bank clcarings to-
day aggregated about the same as for the
past three or fourdays. They were SlO,JOi,-
600
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Movement. nj the Leyee.

Arrivals--James Lee, friars Point Goa
homa Gold Dust.
Departures-Kate Adams Arkansas City;
James Lee, Friars Point; Gayoso, Gayoso;
Coahoma, Gold Dust; Helena, New Orleans;
Charlie Clark, Ohio river
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PniaK CRuDE OiL-31d 35c; prime summer
yellow, 3IGt37c; choice cooking summer vel.
low, 10; prime cotton seed meal, SO $50
10 10, ear load lots. less than car load, SlCts
M ~
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Mule. aud llnr.r.-

lIoEsEs-Modcrato demand; drivers, Si0O
otto heavy draft, $50. saddle $3.50 80,
extra saddle. Sand3p1 plug, fihd55,
Texas ponies. Si5d0O.
MuLis-M Moderate demand, ~ to ~.
hands high, ii2bGlj9 i5li To 10 hands high,
sldTrist
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bales, including 800 bnlcs last evening of
which 2,4oo TO exporters and $500 to
spinneS
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary, o.; low
middling oIsc middling, CSC; good midi
ding, iO'sc; middling fair 10 7-lGc; fair,
nominal
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT,
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T. 7. n. e. n not curc-all, hut quarter
81 n century of constant use has demon.
straisd beyond question that Tanners ln-
falliblc Neuralgia Cure u the only known
inialliblc cure for all kinds OF neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co., Nashville, Tenn. sold by Holster, 2sj
Main street.
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NEW oIurANs.

The spot market opened firm aud closed
firm; middling, 9Ec. Sales, $500 nalcs.
Quotations were rs follows Ordinary, Sc;
good ordinary o. g; low mddlng, O0lGc;
middling, oiac good middling, 1910.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
~ follows December, 0sCa9ss; January,
oG@00l February, iO0o@i0li; March,
lo.22eti02}, April, iOsiaio3j; May, 1906
@io.57; June, 10 i5O 10 81, July, 10 0l6llO.67;
August, ~ ai0.GA; September, no l26
~ ~; October 005@1g,; November, O.sGd
gss. Sales. u go bales
DAILY PORT ANp INTERIOR MARKET.
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ECZEMA.

some hyc months ago ! had the pleasure 10 IN
form yuu vi my improvement IN the use OF the CO
rirunA krNIniIH IN my cnse If srycrc Ihrnnic 70
Fsma Erythematosa. and to-day Chccffully confirm
all then aid. ! consider my cure pcficCt ans
complete aud attribute u entirely 10 Jour rcmc
dics, having used no other. -.
fEIlNAN FSCENCHARpO
s,oO5 rcnna Avenue, ~ Louis, Mo.
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OIL and Turnenfine.

WrMrseToS, N. G., Dec 9.-rurpentine-
Firm at 36Ilc.
CLEyELAND,0., Dec. 0.--Pctroleum--Firm;
.. W., o1l0, re
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coarse braid, 13@2ic; low sandy, 1og1sc;
hne light, l39l9c; fine heavy, 1O@l7ci tub
washed, choice, 35c; inferior, 30@33c.
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Mage oTtl,e Rivers.

OPTICAL SIGNAL sERvtCg, 4. g. A., }
MEHPiIIs. Dec 10, .. M. !
The following observations arc taken At all sta.
lions named At 30 meridian time which u ono
hour later than Menphis time
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LIVERPOOL.

At noon Spois--llusinc-s firm, demand
good. Sales. 1900 bales, oi which Amer
lean s,1n bales. Closing quotations
were ~ fulluws Ordinary. ~ ~; good
ordinary 81 IT, low middling. 5-lGl; good
niddlinr, % u lGl; middling uplands, ., ~;
middling ORLEANS, o ii-lGd.
Futures opened quiet and steady aud
CLOSED iirm ~ follows:
The pricr- are given In pence aud Glths.
. l-Gid
At I pm December, i2l. buyer; Ne.
ccmbcr.January. tsd buyers, January. Feb.
uary, . 81, sellers February March, . iid,
buyers. Maph.April, ijd. buyer, April
May. 5 i~l buyers May.Junc. hl. buy.
cr. JuneJuly, 8 S2i, buycn; July.August,
o 5id, buyers
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
| ending december a., lss5.
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ll,y-thuiuc, FROM store. nl,g ear load
fum lc,cc ~ depot ti0ai7; prime store,
So6tSNg ear load from lcycc or depot, tiitn
- prairie fr,m store. 81. car load nom
lcycc or depot $40. strong.
llrAN-fpm ,top, 81. from lcycc or lie.
pnt AIS ~.
Cons frum store. white CO.; MIXED ha'.
from lcNcc or depot white, in bulk, blr.
Ia SIS, 5ir, MIXED, In bulk, SIC, IN ~, Sc
OArs--ium store white. iOc. mixed 3sc
frlm los'c ur depot, white. In bulk gig IN
sks, isc. mixed, In bulk. 3ic, Ia SIS, ID.
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ECZEMA.

gratefully Acknowledge a cure VI Eczetna. OF
Fall Rhcum ON head. ncck. inoc. arms and les loi
seventeen YEAR. not able 30 walk except ON hand'
and knoss tot one year. not able 81 help mygli ioI
eight year, tried hundrcds oi remedies, doctor.
prunounccd my case hopeless; permanently cured
hy the CuuCuRA RrNEnirs -
WILL MCDONALD
ASA Dcarborne strcei, Chicago, ill.
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Live stock.

cWc,ao, H., Dee ~. ~, Diorer,' Jotuual
r,pnrt.. Cnttlo-Reccipis uupO head. shin.
manis, 800 head. MARKET morc active and
steadicr. shipping steers y SOS -; stock.
ers. g. 1898 Al. cows bull. and mixed, o. 10
Cn2 "a; TcSas cattle, 81 HhA
Ilogs-Rcccipis, lI,Wt shipmcnls, 5000
Market strong and l0til,r higher mixed,
81 aSoi5 10. heavy, " sos -. light, 81 700
5 80 skips, o. sal ~
sheep Receipts, i,Ooo shipments, 1000
Market strong; Chrisimar - 2ia5 ~, NUT.
tons, tjGii; western, t'4b ~ Texans, o. 80
as 90, lambs, slow
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HIND. aud siacl.a.

III, following list d corrected wgularly
AMI may be- regarded a. the iaicst quotation.
uANg sTOtk.
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Sold everywhere. Pricc. CrIicuRA, 'ns soar, &c
Rt~oIyrSr Si. PREPARED by the Form DHuG ASr
CuTNicAL co, Boston, Mas
ss scnd tor ''IIow 20 Curc skin Diseases" q
paecs sO lllus,ratlons and 100 Testimonials.
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ECZEMA.

fhayc suffered from salt Rheum Tor over cigh
ycars Al times ~ lad that could not attend 70 "a
business fof weeks Of q time. 1huc boNcs ui CuTi
cVHa aud four bottles 81 HISoLvESr have Cntifell
curvd me of this dreadful disease
JOHN TlliEi. wilkcsharrc, Ia.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed steady; middling, csc. Sales. $40
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wool.

Rr. Lows, Mo. Dec. 10 ool-sioady and
quiet, unwashcd, bright medium, ioCss3,lc,
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Hoo prnnrcrs-l irm and advancing. mess
pork 90, sugar cured hams, ii4mii isc.
breakfast bacon, II lE@isc, bulk pork, clear
shoulders, Gitc
LINN -'licrccs, 5iid7,sc; half brls. $50
5'ss, kg,5lsdsc; choice kettle, sA@s.c.
steady.
fisil-M nckcrcl, half barrels, No. I, 81 ~.
No. 2, VI o. No. . ~ -, i0lb hit, No. 1,
VI 49, No. . 81 10. No. a, 81 o.. Dry her.
ring, family, 2io per boz
Pos frir-Ilarrols, s. go half barrels
SltIi 90 kegs " -.
fnEsii MK,rs-Choicc beef, headquarters,
Colo, focquartcrs, 9e1ici second grade,
hindquaricrS, &c, iorequartors, 2cj common,
hindgnarters, 2isc, iorcquartcrs, lie. sheep,
&c. Hogs, ne.
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